Banggood Spot welder 3000 Watts of Raw Power - 871

This Spot Welder was send to me from Banggood free of charge (Sponsored), but it's really not that expensive : https://bit.ly/2EFrFAH
I for sure, ran in to some issues powering this, to small house fuses and also my generator had about the same size fuses. It would be necessary to check up on power,, breakers and stuff before taking this in to use.
I am probably going to be hocking this in to my 400 volt system, and hoping that a 16 amp fuse, will do the trick. This Spot Welder is probably on the edge of what you can call for home use,, and over in to the industry use.
I did have a lot of fun making this video. And the welder tripping the house fuses, just added to the video, and rolling out the big generator,, which was actually a sugestin on twitter. (join me on twitter :   / mortenhjorth  ) was also fun,, noisy but fun.

Technical Parameters:
Input power: AC 220V, 50Hz
Output power: 3KW
Welding current: adjustable from 01-99%
Pulse adjustment: 01-06 adjustable
Delay adjustment: 01-99 adjustable
Package weight: about 6KG
Body size: 183*164*130MM (mm)
Welding thickness: suitable for nickel or steel sheets of ≤0.15MM.
Applicable objects: mobile power. Charging treasure / laptop battery / digital battery pack / power tool battery pack / electric car battery pack modification and maintenance. Support 18650 and other cylindrical batteries or polymer batteries (after nickel) welding.

Package Included:
1 x Spot welding machine
1 x Battery holder
1 x Hex wrench
6 x Welding needle
2 x Fuse tube
100 x Nickel sheet (0.1x4x100mm)
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